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The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-07-23
AFTER FIVE YEARS.

81 suppose I was crazy, or / shouldn't
have thought of the thing!" unused
young Doctor Dorr. Well, few of us
but have our fits Of harmless lunacy at
times. Let it pass. That little three
year-old lad who cried last night at the
hospital for the moon had to keep on
crying. The moon wasn't to be had.
Why am to get my own way any more
than he had his?"
Doctor Dorr had fought his way so far
through life, and in the course of his
hand to-hand contest with destiny he
had learned to be philosopher.
'But I loved hery" was his inward
cry "There's no getting aside of that.
loved her!"
And at the same time, little Lois Yer
ney, busting the picture frames at home
and polishing off the quaint mahogany
table, was murmuring to herself the same
sweet form of words which will prevail
as long as there are love and youth and
beauty in the world.
81 love him-I love himw
While old Major Verney; glazing
through his eyeglasses at the little pink
envelope on the library table, found a
husky voice to say:
"What's this, Mary Ann, eh2 My
niece writing letters2"
Mary Ann jumped. She stood in
mortal fear of the grim major, who was
said to have killed three men in the
Crimean war, and carried bullet some
where in the ncighborhood of his left
lung still.
'Please, sir, it's letter Miss Lois
gave me to post" faltered she, ''but I
amt cleaned myself up yet, and
eyes, yes" said the major. 'You
are a good girl, Mary Ann. Here is a
sixpencc for you. will attend to the
letter"
And Mary Ann responded;
"Yes, please, sirr'
Lois dressed herself that night in her
best pin checked silk gown, with pink
ribbon in her hair, that flung an answer
ing signal to the color in her cheeks, and
sat by the window all the evening. But
no one came.
She made transparent little GRAND
to walk past the hospital next day. By
strange coincidence it was the day of
DR.. DORIS attendance there--yes, the
very hour.
He came out, and Loiss silly little
heart began to beat, but he only lifted
his hat with icicle-like courtesy and
passed on.
Lois stood a minute looking after
him, as if she were dazod, and then and
there the candle of hope went out in her
poor little heart.
eff this IS love-" said Lois to herself,
otis very disappointing thing, and
and want no more to do with it. On,
dear-oh, dear, wish l were dead"
Doctor Dorr went on with his work in
Me. His sister, hard-featured maiden
l; iy, kept house for him, and there
n, yer lacked a button on his shirt, nor
I'll 2 proper seasoning TO his soup.
Lois Verney too, worked on; but
shh. poor child, was at disadvantage
for the old mrjcr was dead, and Lois
haG hard time to keep the proverbial
WOLF from the door
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-07-23
BEN ~ ETT7S
HUMAN HAIR EMPORIUM.

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children Hair cutting and shampooning.
Also, hair dressing at your residence if
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Of the latest styles. Cash paid for cut
hair and eombings of all kinds. All goods
willingly exchanged if not satisfactory.
Kid Gloves Cleaned.
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No. 56 Whitaker st. Savannah, Ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
CONGO PYG1{ESs
Tho Canning L-5Dputians Living II the
s!aoet OF Africa.
-. : IALCI5DO LNlI.lIoI


SCI Francisco Examiner.
Rome Ge Leo, who travelled many years
in Africa v.th Dr. Livingstone, YVES one
WAC almost stood cut alone in the ss5er-
ton that 6 race OF dwarfs lived in Central
Afc.ca. In his lectures in America he
told Of little people who fed 20 the
cletts OF TIE rocks when the explorers
approached. C.. Eugene Wolff, VINO
travelled many years With Stanley, and
who is ncyg IL the city, gives some queer
accounts d these d1aTfs. son the south
ern branches of the Congo" said he TO an
Examiner reporter, 81 have seen whole
villages CT these Liliputians. They are
generous little people who live II rude
nuts and Glasr ground, engaging IN
varied aOrt3 OF agriculture. They are also
skilled hunters, and they make palm wine.
They ere IS 1.-the and supple n climbing
trees IS monkeys or bSb0ons, although
they are physically as perfect men as any
CT the giant tribes Whereabouts, ard they
know as much. The men are not over
four feet snd half high, while the women
are good deal smaller. These tin?
little men ere both brave and cunning.
They are experts with the bow aud arrow,
and readily bring down the African bison,
antelope and even elephants with them.
AS trapDers OF small animals they ere un-
surpassed. IN close pi1ch trey use the
lance with astonishing dexterity, and On
ordinary sling in thar hands is welded
with wonderful skill. TIE dWarts collect
the sap Of the palm, with which they
make soap. TIE men are smooth-facad
and OF rich mshogsny color, while the
hair is short, kinky and as black Is night.
Tens OF thousands OF them live on the
south branch OF the Congo. They ere az
afable, kind hearted people, Of simple
ways and devoid OF vicious tendencies to
q greater degree than most semi barbaric
races. TIE women are Industrious and
amlable. Very queer these people lock
alongside the crest sWarthy biscks
further up On the Congo. The latter are
OF prodigious size, uncouth, rude 70 The
remotest degree and enthusiastically in
ciined. The dHarfs stand Il awe Of them,
but are SO brave and cunning that, with
all the odds of physique against them,
the pygm:es are masters Of the situa-
| tom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
PARIS.
Two Negroes Quarrel Over Woman
Killing in the Territory.

Two Negroes Quarrel Over "cmRn-A
Killing in the Territory.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Aug. 29.-Tom Wooden, .
yard man az the Frisco, had his leg
broken Sunday while engaged il isWitch-
inc carload of -four near the Santa Fe
crossing. He was on top of the car when
it left the track, which threw him off. Tie
landed on his feet but his right leg was
fractured Just above the knee by the con-
cussion.
News was received here to-day of 8
severe sta5bing ARRAY between couple
OF negroes i1st scross the river from Gar
rett, twenty miles northwest OF this city.
William King and ike Williams
had feud OF long standing. On
Saturday they qusrrelled about woman.
Williams was armed with q club, and
King with knife. King seized a favor
able opportunity, rushed upon his adver-
sary and cut long cash across Williams
face. King Immediately skipped out and
has not beer heard OF since.
telegram was IeceivedE from Nc
Aliister, 1. T., announcing that Marx
Garrett was shot and killed there last
night. He was raised IN this county,
and his body will be sent here for inter
mont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
PETITION FOR A PARDON.
Ihs G. a. Il. 20 this Reccus of Ore Of Chi
ceao's Hlggest EuudIers.

CGaO'S 1lBEt ~ G1uCIeES.
CHICAGO, III, Aug. pa Ices! pa
per says L petition IS Lcw il circulation
asking TIE Governor to pardon cx-Con-
missioner Richard McLoushery. 1t IS
beng extensively signed, chiefly by Grand
Army men. The petition asks FOR pardon
for the old solder because Of his GoncC-
able var record, and also on the ground
that lbere was no evidence justiiyng the
conviction. After denou-cing the evil
depGe produced against McL0uglery s.
worthless, the petition concludes as fol-
lows: ''Your petitioners have 40
sympathy with corruption or corIup:ion-
ISIS in ctli;e: ror ere we
protesting against the popular up-
rising in favor Of pure government.
We do pr0test'agaiDst the indisCrimiaete
condemnation Of al public officers 0e-
cause some have beer untrue to their
trusts. We protest sgeinst the injustice
Of the verdict which proDounces g brave
soldier and good citizen to be g crimi-
nal on evidence which would not justify
g verdict gg1inst him in 2 civil case.
We earnestly implOre your eXcellepCy to
undo the wrong which has placed your
old CCmTede in the garb of ieIo1. TITS
csn only be done by rsrdoning him and
restoring him to his neighbCrs and family
among whom ne has earned the right to
spend his last years"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Fooled With an Old Fisto!.

speciel to the gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. 29.-Some
parties were carelessly handling 81 old
pistol st Anona to-day, anappirg it st
each other. T. L. florence got hold Of it
and was handling it in tie same manner
when if fred, the ball taking effect in the
feshy part of Pole Johnson's leg, csusipg
painful but not necessarily fatal wound.
Tho same pistol had been carelessly
snapped st the breast OF several parties a
few minutes before, but had rot fred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
BROKE JAIL AT MEXIA.
The PTingle BoEs Receive Assistance from
the Outside and Escape.

Tho PTingle BoFH Receive G6sistan Co from
this Outside and Escape.
Special TO the Gazette
MExIA, TEX, Aug. 29.-The sensation
caused by the arrest Of the Priugle brothers
and the shooting affair CT Charles Ander
son, their pal, while running from an
officer last Saturday, mad almost subsidized
Sunday night when two pistol shots in
rapid succession in the direction Of the
cslsboose caused another sensation.
Constable Lewis left the Calaboose about
o'clock last night, after having fed the
prisoners and examined the sil, and
went by the Beckham house and told Jap
Smith to go over several times
during the night and see ofJer them.
About p. m. he started over to the
calsboose and when turning corner at
the old Virginia house he saw g man
standing near the jail. He jumped up,
called 20 some one "run, yonder he
comes now" ind immediately made eff.
Smith ted him 10 halt. Then fred at
him. At this time he saw smother man
running from the celab0ose and fired at
him while continuing the chase
west. They jumped over into Par
ker's pasture and were soon lost
TO sight in the mesquite fists sud Smith
suspected tee parties as being those who
had been locked up, and On returning to
the calaboose found his suspicious cor
rect. The parties (Tom and Ben Pringle)
had received assistance from the outside.
They pried of the board which had been
nailed over q hole burned out several
years ago by tough csses confined there
snd cut hole in the other beams large
enough to crawl through and escape.
Charles Pripgle, who was camped at Bogly
Springs came 10 town Sunday morning
with one Of the women and swore that
the horse held by City Marshal Hard was
his and left with the horse. He wes at
the calsboose last evening talking to his
brothers, and is supposed to have laid the
plans for their escspe. Charles Ander-
SOC, their "psl" who made things lively
for pursuing officers Saturday, is still 81
1o~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
SHERMAN.
Negro Rorse Thiovse Lodged in Jatl-SF-
peal in tho Young Gaze.

Negro Rorse Thievse Lodged in Jatl-SF-
peal in tho Young Gaze.
Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Aug. ga posse CT
negroes arrived in The city lastnight with
two other negroes under arrest by the
name Of John Forbes eud John Thomas,
Who were both placed in jail. Forbes
ana Thomas were arrested by the negroes
while trying 70 make their escape into the
Indian Territory with two stolen horses
IN their possession belonging 10 negro
by The name &C Adam Brown, VINO lives
only few miles from Sherman.
A motion was made in the District
court this afternoon for { new trisi in the
case Ct Young against the Western
Union Telegraph Company, IN which the
plaintiff VAS given $4,000 damages by .
jury last week. The motion Was over
ruled by the court and notice CT sn appeal
given BIZ counsel for the defense.
Rev. j, G. Taylor, Baptist missionary
from BtsziI, delivered q lecture at the
Baptist church 20 night to 8 large
audience.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
BEECRER'S SUCCESSOR.
he is Preparing for HIS Work at Plymouth


NEW YORK, Aug. % Rev. DR.. Parker
and Mrs. Parker left the Everett house at
noon to-day, at the invitation OF Deacon
Richardson Of Brooklyn, to visit the tomb
OF Dir. Beecher in Greenwood
cemetery. They will be the guests
Of Mr.. Richardson this evening.
Mrs. Beecher, whc remsined at the Ever
EFT house last night, left for her home
this morning. She will start tor Stan
ford, Com, this evening, where she will
be joined by DR.. and Mrs. Parker. This
over, the reverend gentleman will take a
few days rest and quiet, but just where
he has not made up his mind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
He'd for Robbery at Grcenvllle.


GREENvILLE, TEX, Aug. 29.-Last night
three commercial men, two of whom are
named Woods and Hensley, the third
name Was not learned, were robbed at the
Beckhsm hotel, where they were stopping,
Of about 500. Hensley's loss was $50,
Woods about S.. and the third man lest O
small amount. man by the name Of
Potts, living here sud stopping with q
Mrs. Turner, was also robbed Of $50. a
young man aged twenty. one years wss
suspected and searched by Deputy An
drews at the depot this morning and S199
was found on his person for which he
could not account. After being arrested
Jones confessed this evening to Deputies
Andrews and Tanner to having taken the
money ct the three drummers, but saying
nothing about the Potts robbery. Letters
upon his person are addressed to E. C.
Jones. He has worked in Dallas, and bis
p,rents live al Nsvasota, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

village folk, party Of supersnnuated ma
tive workmen, or anything on earth but
what they reslly are
"That's the chief" whispers my guide, /
pointing to small, lean, gray-beard
with white turbGn, who is sitting be-
fore the nesrest hut, rocking g child on
his knee, ard stroking its thin little
Drown face with the hand thst has she'd
the blood Of his fellow men like water.
"Ask him." rejoin l, show many mur-
ders he has committed"
a momentary CLEAN Of cunning twin
kles n the snpkeE eyes. TIE cid tiger is
evidently suspicious, and stands on his
guard.
81 can Lot tell" he snsTerg, with al
indifference, which, u2der the circuT-
stances, has in it something inGescriba-
bly, ghastl7; II didn't KeeD count C! them
beyond huDdred"
"PrattY NeIl," nustors the inspector,
''but Colonel Teylor's prlsCHer Amer Ali;
owned to 7oO,"
che must have been nice young nan
| that Ameer ALL" observed I. "You re-
! member his saying, Owe fually decided
| 10 murder the man directly after our even
ing prayers
just taeu I noticed thst the lie ci
novels hiss 8 gap in it every here and
there, SIS If G nut had fallen OF been pulled
down, end the inspector tells ne, with c.
look OF Unwonte6 eve upon his bold,
| bluff fsce, inst whenever one Of these
wre'ches dies his house is instantly Y0Zed
to the ground, as il to eface his very
memory from the earth.
SNOW, before we go" says I to our
conductor, 81 m2an TO see Sol myself hog
the etrSugling is done. ODligG ne by tell
ing this man 10 put MS nCCse r0Oni ny
wrist, for i done care to trust him vita
my thGoat"
The savage eargerness with which tbe
withered old skeleton obGys the c.iI-as
if filed with fresh lie by even she make
believe SHOW CT murder-jS iaslfui to see.
KnOtting smell cola into the corner Of
his hantk rchicf to give him sure hold.
lie slips the rCose round ny arm, anG
thep. bringing his knuchles together wtb
3 sudden twist, gives ny wrist Gqpueza
that almost makes the bone crack.
The swiul change that masses over his
face Ct that moment battles all descrip-
tion. His dull, f.my eyes seem 10 blaze
with he'll fire, his sharp, white teeth srg
lad bare IN s wolh-h grin, his shriveled
corpse-like features culver with Zero
ciCus Joy SO tiendish that en- actual demcr
: starting up before ne could scarcely b
more appalling. The thought OF thai faCe
bending over some helpless man II tbG
gloomy depths Of the forest, Just So he
fatal Moose tishtened, is altogether tul
much Tor my nervee, and it is With s lCrg
breath Of relief that | find myself Cutsid,
the fital Enclosure once mere.
DAVID KER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
a Strange Accident to Esd-Hcaded Cir
New York Evening Sun.

NSW / Clh Evening Jun
very strange incident which occurred
on board the steamboat Grand Republic
recently is related by Captain Van
Setback. 1t was about red-headed girl.
There wss no white horse to be seen.
The red-hesded girl had gentleman
with her. She was very red-headed. Her
bonnet was trimmed with the same col
ored trimming as the hue Of her hair.
Her escort struck q match TO light his
cigarette, aud in some manner unac-
countable the fsme Of the match colllded
with the trimming in her hat, and then
with her hair. There was fzz and g
flame, and also girl who will hereafter
need q wig, IS her hair wss almost con-
sumed by the flames. She had q very
narrow escape, and she met white
horse on the pier. l. was hitched 70 g
hsck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
GAINESVILLE.
Two Shooting anrays in the Territory
Hunting Party KeturDg.

Hunting Party Keturng.
Special 20 tho Gazette.
GAINgsyILLE, TEX, Aug. 90 TIE
little two-yeaT-old son Of Mr.. Robe. !
Keith fl! yesterday from fence, cutting
rs forehead by the fall, and receiving L
painful out not dangerous injury.
News was Just received here to-dey
tai on Thursday last q: Plrce. n the
Indian TERRITORY, Nan g0i2g ~ the
name % 'C-4ada" and George Wilson
had 6. shooting ecrapa il the Commercial
Hotel. Neither Of tAa c0GaGt21ts was
hurt but stray bullet passed through
{ partition and struck Miss Nsrt, &c
sister Of Tim Ward, Tae force OF the bail
YES alGuoa: erire}y spent wnen it rescA-
"a Miss Ward, aud COGS-q uently iuh.ctoG
Clly g slight WoCad.
Another shooting a9a;r took pace CT
PARCEL or last Friday, in Wh:ch man
going by the L&ma q Afou.e vas GSOt
twice in the thigh bC strange GamblaE,
whose name Is no. known. The Cause Of
the shooting was 8 difficulty over same
% cards.
TIE August t=rm q the Justice cCur.
IN LIS pI5c-nc. c01menCat this RON
Ing. TEE d3czet was somewhat lighter
than usual. Several cases we're tried il
the afternoon.
TIE hunting party from here which
went to ths Territory on the night Of tae
DIST returned home Saturday night. They
report having hal 3 royal tins.
Deputy Marshal Johnson returned tAil
Gitern0on GrCm Missouri w1era AG. in
company with Sheriff Morris Of Hood
county, had arrested Harvey Garter, whc
killed man named Vale in P.lo Pinto
couoty four yeers ago. Sheriff Morii.
went on 10 Fort WortA with tbs prisoner
! Ell route Tor P&lo Pinto.
The attached stock Of Goljstein
Melsskg was suId to-day 20 Sa.rif SJne!
& Co. Ct This CITY for So. $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

it should have had medical sid,
which was furnished by order Of
township trustees who discovered
By accident the cruel treatment
the child was receiving. For We eks after
the operation was performed the mother
would tie the little cripple o The bed
stead and leave it there for hours without
nursing, although The child vs. scream
ing with hunger. The remains OF the lit
tie one will be buried by the township
trustees, and uGiess WatersIde has 4
speedy trial there is great danger Of
lVuChIng
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
a ChiId Tortured to Death.

MoNRoEvILLE, IND, Aug. pa child
was so brutally abused by its step-father,
John Wsterslde, at Smiley, near here,
that it died yesterday from the effects of
the cruel treatment it received, and for
which he is now in Jail, and his wife will
be as soon as the officers can find her.
The pair took special delight in manning
the child until finally the surgeons had TO
amputste one arm and limb weeks after
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
a Check TO the Bucket Shops.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Aug. 80 The Bal
timore end Ohio Telegraph Company in
obedience to the demand of the Chicago
Board of Trade this morning took out
their wires from half dozen "brokers'
Offices, or "bucket shops" as they are
familiarly known, and:completely stopped
that business here for the present. How
this new difficulty will be met by the
brokers is the subject OF interested dis
cussion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
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HDARN A WA&P!v
THUS Concludes = Norwich Naturalist
Whom The Inse ct WorstSd.
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Whom The Inse ct Worsted.
Eorwich Bulletin.
A Norwich naturalist who was out for
birds day or two ago became imbued
with the Napoleonic idea thst he could
rout out whole colony of Wasps at d
blow. he was not long in finding stone
end putting it through their paper nest;
and the wasps were not long in finding
him The first ticklcd him right over the
left eye, and 50 absorbed his attention
that he could hot tell where the rest
struck him. His legs and arms worked
Ike the bars il q threshing machine, and
he rolled on the eartn like an eut-eater
assailed by bees. When he thought he
had rolled three miles he felt himself
drop several feet, and then he struck o
stump and stopped. For moment he
couldn't decide Whist TO do. He couldn't
tell whether it were better TO lie still or
get up. One eye was entirely cut Of use,
but he cautiously uncovered the other
eye and viewed his surroundings. He
was pCcketed between an Offset wsll
and tree, and the Wssp5 had
not been sble to follow his trail. He
wss not looking for them. He felt that
home would oe more congenisl 10 him,
aud went ct once. But ne carried an eye
with him that no one locked upon with
envy. The irfsmed eye-l!d protruded
like gall upon an. oak lesf, AMI had
more fire in II than toy pistol. He
hasn't hsd tine 70 investigate to see what
became of the wssps. He hasn't mad
time yet to make TIE eye LOOK respect
able. But ne has thought little upon
the su6jsct Of wasps, and says: "Darn q
wasp, See il, but rever try 20 go il one
better, f0r YOU Csn't.h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
You Wont Miss 1t,

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subscription to the Weekly GAZETTE. II
you t.ke the Daily, send the Weekly to
your friends in the old states, ard help
advertise Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
TEE SWIFT sPECIFIc Co., Draw
YOUNG AND MIlILE....,

a III 49,
The awful effect OF ca-.g 6.
organic weakness, Ce-.r-y t-2 --'-
body, with all i;e dirtfu. ..--
PER 1TANES Thy CO III. -
Palp!:atiOn of the hea.t, t.....
nervous discharges, so rG-s. %
getfulness, lack o. lGcz- .-.
ugly imagi inEs, dislike o s9,.-- .'--
ing melancholy. ~
Married men, or those -a:s--..
happy lie, aware OF pn-5iaa- u -
Dility Of the nerves, organ. -i-----''r
irregularities quietly a-s.s.tf - -
No minerals Uset. Iuur pea. =
health ard spending tllae win --. ri
and unqualified, causing .a.- =. .
heao, throat, nose. liver an .--s
and boBele5 speedily curn}. -,
Lat-rot false mOdes.y L1--r
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-17
GENERAL TRADE.
BRRADSTUFFS.

CoRNMEAL--Standard, So %; pearl,
SO E5(93 So; roller, So 80, firm.
HAY-Choice, from store, 65@75c
car load from levee or depot, $l2 SO
prime, from store, 60@65c; car load
from levee or depot 81 50@l2; prairie,
from store, 40950c; car load from
levee or depot, 81 so.
Corn - From store, white, 48c ;
mixed, 45c; from levee or depot,
white, in bulk, 44c; in sacks, 47Q
474c; mixed, in bulk, 4l3c; in sacks,
OATS - From store, white, CSC /;
mixed, 36c; from levee or depot,
white, in bulk, $50; in sacks, 34!935c ;
mixed, in bulk, 33c; in sacks, 33i@
Sale.
FLOUR From store, No. 8, So 80;
family, So 70; choice, 81; fancy
81 %; extra fancy, 81 so; patents,
$5@5 75.
CRACKERS - Soda, extra, 40; soda,
treble extra, 43c; extra, &c; ginger
snaps, extra, &c; assorted jumbles, l0c.
BRAN = From store, SOC; from
levee or depot, f14@l4 25.
RIcE-Louisiana, 4@53c; Carolina
53@64c.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, s2@3 %
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels,
81 Is from store.
HoMISY AND GRITs-From store, So
as 20.
BEANs-Navy, 81 90; medium, 81 20
al so.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 16. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red, cash, 69!c bid,
April, 7O4c bid; May, 72ic bid,
74c asked. Corn weak; No 2, Cash,